Formas No Personales

The second person singular always uses an “opposite” letter than the other persons in this tense. The opposite means that when other persons use a this person uses e and when others use e it uses a.

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Only the second person plural has an accent in the ending in this tense.

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The first person plural gets an accent. Without it the stress would move to the next vowel which wouldn’t match the pronunciation. That is because we stress the next to last syllable and only this person has two syllables in the ending, so only in this case the stress would move to the first syllable of the ending.

Yes, we are planning to add pronunciation, ideally for each form separately, not just for the infinitive forms. We weren’t sure how useful it would be for people, so thanks for this suggestion and feedback!

Dear Prof. Tom Tomatin and Team,
I would find it the most useful thing if each form had a pronunciation! While I’m trying to learn Spanish in general, each week I am reading some Spanish in church. Sometimes I get it right and others not.
I love your website!!

Can you make verb lists to practice specific verbs. My son is 10 and does powerspeak spanish. I would love to be able to add in the specific verbs that he is studying and have him do exercises with them every day. Thanks

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